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Notes for Henry Forrer and Barbara Engel

1766 Henry Forrer was born on August 28, perhaps, in Hellam Twp, York County. [1] [2] His age was recorded in Orphans Court records which suggest that he was born about 1766. He was first taxed in 1788, perhaps at age 22. A baptismal record transcription reports that Henry Feree was born on August 28, 1763 [this year disagrees with other records] and that he was baptized on June 9, 1798 [as an adult] at Christ Lutheran Church, York, York County, Pennsylvania. [3]

c 1767 Barbara Engel's birthdate and birthplace are not known to us. She and Henry Forrer were likely married when Henry was first taxed in 1788, so Barbara may have been about age 21 at that time, suggesting that she was born about 1767. She was age 26-45 in the 1810 census, which is consistent with this birthdate.

1773 Feronica Baltzly [Henry's mother, who had remarried] prayed the Orphans' Court of York County to appoint a guardian for Ann Furry (age 8) and Henry Furry (age 7), her children by Henry Furry, her late husband deceased. Dated September 9. [4]

1781 Anna Furry (age 16) and Henry Furry (age 14), minor orphans of Henry Furry late of Hellam Twp chose Michael Miller of Hellam Township as their guardian. Dated March 27. [5]

Courthouse
1927 Edwin Greiman conception of York County's first courthouse, built c 1755.
(Image is linked from a blog by June Lloyd [6], Librarian Emerita at the York County History Center [7])
Several Orphans Court decisions involving this family may have occurred at the York County courthouse.

1788 Henry Forrey was taxed in Hellam Twp, York County, Pennsylvania for 153 acres, 1 horse. [8] [9]

1789 Henry Forrey was taxed for 153 acres and 1 horse in Hellam Twp, York County, Pennsylvania. [10] [11]

1790 Henry Forrey lived in Hellam Twp, York County, Pennsylvania, in a household with 1 males age 16 and over, and 1 females. [12] [13] Nearby was Abraham Forrey with 5 females and 5 younger males. Christian Stoner, listed as a neighbor in the 1798 direct tax, was listed on the next page of the census.

1792 Henry Forrey was taxed with 150 acres in Hellam Twp, York County, Pennsylvania. [14]

1793 Henry Forrey was taxed with 150 acres in Hellam Twp, York County, Pennsylvania. [15]

1795 Henry Forrey was taxed in Hellam Twp, York County, Pennsylvania. [16]

1796 Barbara, wife of Henry Forrey, was named as a daughter in the will of her father, Ulrich Engel. [17]

1797 Henry Forrey was taxed in Hellam Twp with 150 acres. [18] [19]

1798 Henry Forry was listed in the US direct tax, for Hellam Twp, York County, with a wood house, size 24 by 28 feet, one story, 4 windows, 32 panes, on a 2 acre lot. Henry Forey had a house valued at $1512 and a dwelling valued at $300. Henry Forry had a barn of wood on 140 acres and 60 acres on barrens, adjoining Christian Stoner, valued at $1210. Henry Forry had a dwelling valued at $220. [20] [21] [22]

1800 Henry Forny (age 26-44) and 2 Males (Henry, Ulrich) and 4 Females (Magdalena, Nancy, Barbara, and Mary) under age 10 and 1F age 16-25 lived in Hellam Twp, York County, Pennsylvania. Christian Newcomer lived nearby. [23] [24] Christian Stoner was listed on the prior page.

1800 Henry Forrey was listed on the septennial census for Hellam Twp, York County, Pennsylvania. [25]

1807 Henry Forry was listed on the septennial census for Hellam Twp, York County, Pennsylvania. [26]

1810 Henry Forry and wife (both age 26-45) and 5 sons and 4 daughters lived in Hellam Twp, York County, Pennsylvania. Nearby listings included Ziegler, Sentlohn, Daron, and Shell. Abraham Flory was listed on the same page. [27] [28]

1811 A deed dated October 8 conveyed 46.11 acres in Hellam Twp, York County, Pennsylvania from attorneys of John Penn to Henry Furry. [29] [30]

1814 Magdalena Neukomet and Henry Forre were married on September 29 in Trinity Reformed Church (United Church of Christ) church, York, York County, Pennsylvania. [31]

1820 Henry Florrey (perhaps Forry?) lived in Hellam Twp, York County, Pennsylvania in a household with males: 2 (10 thru 15), 1 (16 thru 18), 1 (16 thru 25), 1 (26 thru 44), and 1 (45 and over); and females: 3 (under 10), 2 (16 thru 25), and 1 (26 thru 44). [32] [33] Henry Newcommer (age 45+), perhaps a relative of Henry's second wife, was entry 9 from the top on the same page.


1821 Map of Hellam Twp, York County. [34]
"Stoner", on the main east-west road is perhaps Christian Stoner, who lived near Henry Forrer.

1823 Henry's children inherited assets from their maternal grandmother. "On petition of Jacob and Abraham Forry, each above the age of fourteen years, and sons of Henry Forry, the [York County Orphans] Court appoint their father Henry Forry guardian of their estate coming to them from the estate of their grand mother Magdalena Ingle, deceased (bond and security filed)." Dated April 8. [35] This document identifies Barbara Engel as the wife of Henry Forrer.

1828 A deed dated March 6 conveyed land in Springetsbury Manor, Hellam Twp, York County, Pennsylvania from John and William Penn to Henry Forry Sr, farmer, of York County. The tract was adjacent to lands of Bartholomew Hoke, John Houser, Henry Freed, George Ermold. [36]

1830 Henry Forney (age 60-70) lived in Hellam Twp, York County, Pennsylvania with female (age 40-50) and family. John Newcommer (age 60-70) and Abraham Flurry were listed on the same page. [37] [38]

1836 Henrich Forry died on July 18 and was buried at Stoner Cemetery, Hellam, York County, Pennsylvania. [39] [40] Henrich Forry was reportedly born on August 28, 1766.

1836 Henry Forry died. Son John Florey and David Bahn (a neighbor) were executors for his estate. David Fahringer and Michael Streiblin prepared the inventory. On August 11, 1836, they posted $15,000 Pennsylvania money when they were bound to the roles.

1836 Two contiguous tracts from the estate of Henry Forrey, labeled "A" and "B" were surveyed. Both were adjacent to lands of Daniel Bahn and Henry Stoner. Tract "A" was also bounded by lands of John Houser, Joseph Stoner, John Newcomer, David Foringen and George Armould. Tract "A" was also bounded by lands of Benjamin Strickler, George Gohn, and John Houser. Two other tracts. "C" and "D", were also sold from the estate.


Survey A
Survey B


1761 Survey for uncle Abraham of a tract returned for father Henry in Hellam Twp.
Note the similarity of shape to the tract that father Henry purchased from uncle Abraham in 1761 with tracts "A" and "B".

1836 John Forry petitioned the York County Orphans Court: "... the petition of John Forry one of the sons and heirs of Henry Forry late of Hellam Twp deceased who died intestate ... leaving a widow named Magdalena, also sixteen children now living and the issue of one who died namely Henry, Magdalena the wife of Jacob, Barbara the wife of Henry Fisher, Mary the wife of Jacob Stultzbach, Maria the wife of Joseph Rohrer, John the petitioner, Jacob Forry, Abraham Forry, Daniel Forry, Elizabeth Forry, Henry Forry, Joseph Forry, Samuel Forry, Susanna Forry, David Forry, and Rudy Forry. Also the issue of Henry [sic, Ulrich] deceased viz Mary, Elizabeth, and Henry Forry. The aforesaid children and grand children all being lawful issue. That said intestate died seized as of fee of the dwelling plantation with the buildings and improvements situate in the same township bounded by lands of George Gohre?, Benjamin Strickler, Henry Stover, Joseph Stover, John Houser, and others containing about one hundred seventy acres more or less also another tract of land in the same township with a house and stable thereon adjoining land of Christian Stoners heirs, Christian Kunkle and others containing about seventy five acres more or less - also another tract of land in the same township bound by lands of Peter Freed, Thomas Caldwalader and others with a house and barn containing about twenty one acres - all which said land and premises the said parties hold together and undivided and are unable to agree on any other mode of partition or valuation. The petitioner therefor prays that an inquest may be awarded to make partition of the premises ..." Sheriff Adam Eichelberger appointed 12 honest men to value and divide the 4 parcels of land. Dated September 13. [41]

1836 On 3 October, upon petition of Elizabeth, Freney, Joseph, and Samuel Forry, minor children of Henry Forry late of Hellam Township deceased, all above the age of fourteen years, the York County Orphans Court appointed Peter Deitz guardian over the persons and estates of the said minor children. [42]

1836 On 3 October, upon petition of Magdalena Forry, widow of Henry Forry late of Hellam Township deceased, on behalf of her three children namely Susanna, David, and Rudy Forry; all minor children under the age of fourteen years of said deceased; the York County Orphans Court appointed Michael Strebig guardian over the persons and estates of the said minor children. [43]

1836 On 8 November, Adam Eichelberger, high sheriff of the county of York reported to the York County Orphan's Court the details of a division of the estate of Henry Forry into four parts. [44]

1836 On 8 November, on motion of Charles Barnitz, attorney of John Forry, the York County Orphan's Court award a Rule upon all the heirs ... of Henry Forry deceased to be and appear at an Orphans Court to be held ... 13th day of December next ... [45]

1836 On 13 December, the York County Orphans Court used the rule of partition, which had been published in newspapers in York and in Harrisburg, to make offers of parts of the estate to the heirs at the valuations returned. The oldest son Henry Forry did not appear. The Guardian of the children of Ulrich Forry, the second son, did not appear. Abraham Forry, the fifth son did not appear. John and Jacob the third and fourth sons and Daniel Forry the sixth son appeared and desire to accept. John accepts part number two, Jacob accepts part number one, and Daniel accepts part number three. Part number four was not accepted and was to be sold on 7 January next. [46]

1836 On 13 December, the York County Orphans Court recorded details of the payments made by Jacob, John, and Daniel Forry; the purchasers of the parts of the partition; to Magdalena the widow and to Henry Forry, Magdalena the wife of Jacob Lehman, Barbara the wife of Henry Fisher, Mary the wife of Jacob Stultzbach, Maria the wife of Joseph Rohrer, John Forry, Abraham Forry, Daniel Forry, Elizabeth Forry, Froeny Forry, Joseph Forry, Susanna Forry, David Forry, and Rudy Forry; and also to Mary, Elizabeth, and Henry Forry, the children of Ulrich Forry. [47]

1836 The inventory for Henry Forry's estate was posted on August 19. The inventory of Henry's estate included carpenter tools, animals, windmill, grindstone, smiths tools, 4 wagons, a lot of books, 1 share of bridge stock, 60 bank shares, apple mill, and other items. The inventory for the widow included furniture, cloth, animals 7 books, and other items. Bonds and notes were due from Zacharias Hengst $35, Abraham Forry $546, Jacob Forry $184+$260, and John Forry $40. Amounts by advancement (?) Henry Forry $1189, Jacob Lehman $1211, Ulrich Forry $416 (deceased), Henry Fisher $470 (Barbara), Jacob Stultzbach $1051 (Nancy or Anna), Joseph Rohrer $993 (Maria), John Forry $1001, Jacob Forry $867, Abraham Forry $913, Daniel Forry $52, Elizabeth Forry $68, and Fronica Forry $16. John, Abraham, Jacob, and Daniel Forry were present at the estate sale (vendu) on 22 Nov 1836. Widow, Jacob, Joseph?, John, and Daniel Forry; Henry Fisher; and Jacob Lehman were present at the estate sale (vendu) on 5 Jan 1837. Another sale was held on 8 Mar 1837. Daniel Forry bought several of the books including the bible. Abraham and John also bought books. Woodland lots were sold: 1/3rd on 1 Apr 1837 to John Kauffman, 1/3rd on 1 Apr 1838 to Henry Williams, and 1/3rd on the death of the widow. Henry was buried at Stoner Cemetery, Hellam Twp, York County, Pennsylvania.

1837 On 14 February, John Forry and David Bahn reported on the sale of several lots from the estate of Henry Forry. [48]

1838 Accounts were settled by Peter Deitz, ward of minor sons Henry, Samuel, and Joseph Forry.

1838 Magdalena Lehmann wife of Jacob Lehman of Hellam Twp claimed entitlement to $43 + $612.50 from the sale of land in the estate of Henry. She asked that the money be transferred to her husband and the judge (George Barnitz) agreed that she did so without any threat or compulsion on the part of her husband. Dated March 31.

1838 Nancy Sultzbach, wife of John Sultzbach of Upper Paxton Twp, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania claimed entitlement to $43 + $612.50 from the sale of land in the estate of Henry. She asked that the money be transferred to her husband and the judge (George Barnitz) agreed that she did so without any threat or compulsion on the part of her husband. Dated May 22.

1838 Mary Rohrer, wife of Joseph Rohrer of Stark County, Ohio claimed entitlement to settlement from the estate of her father Henry. She asked that the money be transferred to her husband and the judge agreed and the agreement was sent to Judge George Barnitz of York County, Pennsylvania. Dated July 20.

Courthouse
William Wagner’s 1830 view of York County's first courthouse. [49]
(Courtesy of the York County History Center [50])
The roofline and cupola were rebuilt in 1815.


1839 Peter Deitz was guardian of Freny Forry, a minor daughter of Henry Forry of Hellam township.
York Gazette, York, Pennsylvania, August 20, 1839. [51]

1840 Sons John and Jacob Forey lived in Hellam Twp, York County, Pennsylvania. [52] They were listed on the same census page. Neither had an older female (widow Forrey) in the household. Nearby listings included John Houser, George Gohn, and David Bahn.

1841 Mary Forry died on May 27 and was buried at Stony Brook Mennonite Cemetery, York, York County, Pennsylvania. Mary Forry was born on December 24, 1816, perhaps a daughter of this couple. [53]


1860 Map of Hellam Twp, York County. [54]
"Heirs of J Forry" are shown between the letters L and A.
Neighbors listed in the 1840 census (Gohn, Hauser, and Bahn) are shown nearby.

1842 Susanna, David, and Rudy Forry, who were minor children of Henry Forry of Hellam Twp, over the age of 14, petitioned the Orphans' Court to appoint John Houser as their guardian because Michael Strebig, the prior guardian, had lately died. The appointment was made on August 2.


1842 Michael Strebig was the guardian of minor children of Henry Forry of Hellam Township.
York Gazette, York, Pennsylvania, January 18, 1842. [55]

1850 Magdalena Forry (age 66, born in Pennsylvania) lived in Spring Garden Twp, York County, Pennsylvania, in a household with Rudolph Forry (22), Angeline Forry (21), Elizabeth Fisher (19), Joseph Moyer (13), and David Forry (25). [56] [57]

1868 Magdelana Newcomer Forry died on June 26 or 27 and was buried at Stony Brook Mennonite Cemetery, York, York County, Pennsylvania. Magdelana Newcomer Forry was born in 1786. [58] [59] [60]


1868 Death of Magdalena, widow of Henry Forry, in Springgarden township, York County, Pennsylvania.
York Gazette, York, Pennsylvania, July 7, 1868. [61]

On the 26th ult., in Springarden township, Mrs. Magdalena Porry, wife of Mr Henry Forry, dec'd , aged 82 years, 2 mos and 25 days.

1914 Rudolph Forry died on January 4 in York, York County, Pennsylvania. He was born on October 18, 1827, in Pennsylvania, son of Henry Forry and Magdalena Newcomer. [62]

Research Notes:

Documents from the estate of Henry Forrer which are described above, but not cited, can be obtained from the York County Courthouse. We will share our digital copies.

The birthdate ranges for children are based on guardian papers from the estate of Henry Forry issued between 1836 and 1842. The children were named and assigned to guardians depending upon whether they were above age 14 or not and one guardianship was changed when the first guardian died. We have assigned approximate birth years to the children, assuming that the list of children named in the Orphans' Court record of 13 September, 1836 was ordered from oldest to youngest.

"Sophia Dellinger, born 22 June 1808 in Windsor Twp married John D Forry, born 1 October 1802 in Hellam Twp, son of Henry Forry and Barbara Engle. His mother Barbara was the grand daughter of Ulrich Engle, a Swiss Anapabtist …" [63]

See also [64]

Henry Forry, son-in-law No. 2 m. Barbara Engel b. 12-1-1795 d. 11-26-1878. Henry Forry, second, named Executor of Will of Ulrich Engel No. 2. Will proved 10-2-1799.

Tax Lists for Hellam Twp, York County, Pennsylvania: Forrey only, not Feree or Flory.

1801 Henry Forry 150 acres. [65]

1802 Henry Forry 150 acres. [66]

1804 Henry Forry 160(?) acres. [67]

1805 Henry Forry 100 acres. [68]

1807 Henry Forry 100 acres. [69] [70]

1809 Henry Forry 100 acres. [71]

1810 Henry Forry 100 acres. [72]

1811 Henry Forry 150 acres, 70 hill. [73] [74]

1813-14 Henry Forry 120/81 acres. [75]

1814-15 Henry Forry 120/81 acres. [76]

1816 Henry Forry 120/81 acres, farmer. [77]

1815-16 Henry Forry 120/100 acres, farmer. [78]

1817-18 Henry Forry 120/100 acres, farmer. Henry Forry Jun, no land. [79] Ulrich Forry as a freeman. [80]

1819-20 Henry Forry (senior) 120/50 acres, farmer. Henry Forry Jun, no land. [81] [82] Ulrich Forry as a freeman. [83]

1820-21 Henry Forry (senior) 100/50/70 acres, farmer. Henry Forry Jun and Ulrich Forry, no land. [84]

1821-22 Henry Forry (senior) 100/50/70 acres, farmer. Henry Forry Jun (previous page) and Ulrich Forry, no land. [85]

1822-23 Henry Forry (senior) 100/50/70 acres, farmer. Henry Forry Jun (previous page) and Ulrich Forry, no land. [86] John Forry single man. [87]

1823-24 Henry Forry (senior) 100/50/70 acres, farmer. Henry Forry Jun (cooper) and Ulrich Forry, no land. [88] John Forry single man. [89]

1824-25 Henry Forry (senior) 100/50/70 acres, farmer. Henry Forry Jun (cooper) and Ulrich Forry, no land. [90] John Furry single man. [91]

1825-26 Henry Forry (senior) 100/50/70 acres, farmer. Henry Forry Jun (cooper), John Forrey (farmer), Jacob Forry (taylor). [92] Ulrich Forry, not found.

1826-27 Henry Forry (senior) 100/50/70 acres, farmer. Henry Forry Jun (cooper), John Forrey (distiller, previous page), Jacob Forry (cooper). [93]

1827-28 Henry Forry (senior) 100/50/70/18 acres, farmer. Henry Forry Jun 9 acres (cooper), John Forrey (labor, occupation), Jacob Forry (distiller). [94]

1828-29 Henry Forry (senior) 100/50/70/17 acres, farmer. John Forrey (weaver). [95]

1829-30 Henry Forry (senior) 100/50/70/17 acres, farmer. [96] John Forrey (weaver). [97]

1830-31 Henry Forry (senior) 100/50/70/17 acres, farmer. John Forrey (weaver). [98]

1831-32 Henry Forry (senior) 100/50/70/18 acres, farmer. John Forrey (weaver). [99]
...
1835-36 Henry Forry 100/50/70/18 acres, farmer. [100] [101]

1836-37 Henry Forry deceased administrators, 100/50/70/18 acres. Daniel Forry Labor. Widow Forrey. [102] [103]

1838-39 Daniel Forry spring garden land. [104] John Forry 30/106 acres, Jacob Forry 100/30 acres. [105]

1839-40 John Forry 30/100 acres, Jacob Forry 100/30 acres. [106]

Research Notes:

1815 The will of Anna Miller was dated September 8. The probate date was September 5, 1817 in Hanover Twp, York County. Henry Forry was the executor. Children were named: Elizabeth wife of John Bolton, Jacob, Abraham, Veronica wife of Jacob Overdeer, Henry, Lancy wife of Blitzinger, and Mary. "The last name of these children appears to be Forry, the first one named in the will is Jacob Forry and so continues. There is no mention of children named Miller, yet these are spoken of in the will as the children of Ann Miller." [107]

See Mennonite card file. [108]


Footnotes:

[1] Find A Grave Memorial 148881696, [FindAGrave].

[2] Richard Warren Davis, Mennosearch.com Family Notes, Forrer, H132, [Website].

[3] Pennsylvania Births and Christenings, 1709-1950, [FamilySearchRecord].

[4] Pennsylvania Probate Records, 1683-1994, York, Orphans Court Docket C-128, [FamilySearchImage].

[5] Pennsylvania Probate Records, 1683-1994, York, Orphans Court Docket D-201, [FamilySearchImage].

[6] June Lloyd blog, [URL].

[7] York County History Center, [URL].

[8] York County, Pennsylvania, Township assessment lists, 1762-1849, 1788, [FamilySearchImage], [FHLCatalog].

[9] Pennsylvania, Tax and Exoneration, 1768-1801, [AncestryRecord], [AncestryImage].

[10] York County, Pennsylvania, Township assessment lists, 1762-1849, 1789, [FamilySearchImage], [FHLCatalog].

[11] Pennsylvania, Tax and Exoneration, 1768-1801, York, Hellam (1789), [AncestryRecord], [AncestryImage].

[12] United States Federal Census, 1790, [AncestryImage], [AncestryRecord].

[13] United States Federal Census, 1790, page 380, [FamilySearchImage], [FamilySearchRecord].

[14] York County, Pennsylvania, Township assessment lists, 1762-1849, [FamilySearchImage], [FHLCatalog].

[15] York County, Pennsylvania, Township assessment lists, 1762-1849, [FamilySearchImage], [FHLCatalog].

[16] York County, Pennsylvania, Township assessment lists, 1762-1849, [FamilySearchImage], [FHLCatalog].

[17] Pennsylvania Probate Records, 1683-1994, Lancaster, Will G-504, [FamilySearchImage].

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[21] Pennsylvania, U.S. Direct Tax Lists, 1798, Hellam, list 2, line 28, [AncestryRecord], [AncestryImage].

[22] Pennsylvania, U.S. Direct Tax Lists, 1798, [AncestryRecord], [AncestryImage].

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[30] Neal Otto Hively, The Manor of Springettsbury, York County, Pennsylvania, Vol. 6 (1993), 170.

[31] Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Church and Town Records, 1708-1985, [AncestryRecord].

[32] United States Federal Census, 1820, This Henry Flory is entry 4 from the top. Abraham Flory is entry 7 from the top, [AncestryImage], [AncestryRecord].

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[39] Find A Grave Memorial 148881696, [FindAGrave].

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[43] Pennsylvania Probate Records, 1683-1994, York, Orphans Court Docket S-300 (image 161), [FamilySearchImage].

[44] Pennsylvania Probate Records, 1683-1994, York, Orphans Court Docket S-337, [FamilySearchImage].

[45] Pennsylvania Probate Records, 1683-1994, York, Orphans Court Docket S-303 (image 162), [FamilySearchImage].

[46] Pennsylvania Probate Records, 1683-1994, York, Orphans Court Docket S-337, [FamilySearchImage].

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[48] Pennsylvania Probate Records, 1683-1994, York, Orphans Court Docket S-376 (image 201), [FamilySearchImage].

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